Music Archives

Cigarettes After Sex Keeps Romance Alive With New Album

By Sean LevismanJune 27, 2023

Cigarettes After Sex has been largely defined by its abundance of style thanks to a signature sonic aesthetic that’s right on the nose by any baby-making music standard.

Doja Cat Announces Tour With Ice Spice Opening the Miami Date

By Douglas MarkowitzJune 23, 2023

The Scarlet Tour stops at the Kaseya Center November 21.

Y La Bamba Continues to Showcase Vulnerability Through Music UPDATED

By David RollandJune 23, 2023

Indie-folk band Y La Bamba is set to make their Miami debut at the Citadel on July 21.

Anemoia Relied on Trust and Collaboration to Craft Its New Album

By Ashley-Anna AboredenJune 22, 2023

The members of Anemoia put their trust in each other, allowing each one to push their limits and test things out.

Morrissey Announces 40th Anniversary Tour With a South Florida Date

By Douglas MarkowitzJune 21, 2023

Morrissey. Just saying the name can conjure all sorts of emotions.

Dominican Singer Letón Pé Was Destined for the Stage

By Caroline ValJune 21, 2023

Letón Pé’s experimental nature is reminiscent of other modern-day innovators such as Kali Uchis, Rosalía, and Tokischa.

Skrillex and Grimes Added to III Points 2023 Lineup

By Jose D. DuranJune 20, 2023

Joining already-announced headliners Fred again.. and Iggy Pop at the top of the III Points bill are American dubstep pioneer Skrillex, electro-pop singer and occasional DJ Grimes, and South African producer Black Coffee.

Cowboy Bebop Live Tribute Brings the Space Western Anime to the Stage

By Josie GulliksenJune 20, 2023

The worlds of anime and big-band jazz are set to collide on stage at the Miami Beach Bandshell during the Cowboy Bebop Live Tribute.

The Cure’s Robert Smith Continues to Be the Unlikeliest of Music Icons

By David RollandJune 16, 2023

The Cure is unique in that the band has grown and remained famous while keeping the focus entirely on the music.

Ahead of the Smile Concert, Remembering Radiohead’s 1993 Miami Debut

By David RollandJune 15, 2023

Nearly 30 years ago, Radiohead play its first South Florida show at the Cameo Theater in Miami Beach.

The 1975 Announces North American Arena Tour

By Douglas MarkowitzJune 14, 2023

You would not expect a band like the 1975 to be controversial.

Miami Is Hot, but Black Midi’s Hellfire Is Hotter

By Douglas MarkowitzJune 14, 2023

At any given Black Midi show, the band might spontaneously burst into a random cover.

Genesis Owusu Gets Existential on His Upcoming Album, Struggler

By David RollandJune 13, 2023

Genesis Owusu delivers a high-energy sound that dips its toes in everything from funk to metal to trip-hop.

Black Market Fest Celebrates Sixth Anniversary With “Disco Inferno”

By Douglas MarkowitzJune 9, 2023

Black Market events see a plethora of wild outfits and lifestyles, from punk and metal kids to goths and emos, and even cosplayers and anime fans.

Men I Trust Re-emerges From the Twilight Zone With a New Album

By Sean LevismanJune 8, 2023

Montreal indie-pop trio Men I Trust returns to South Florida for the first time since 2019.

E Ric’s Experimental R&B Sound Is Both Nostalgic and Fresh

By Caroline ValJune 7, 2023

Eric grew up immersed in the R&B sounds of his influences, including PartyNextDoor, Tory Lanez, and Bryson Tiller.

Anuel AA and El Alfa Added to the Rolling Loud Miami Lineup

By Jose D. DuranJune 6, 2023

Rolling Loud has announced that Anuel AA and El Alfa have joined the lineup, making them the first Spanish-language artists to perform at the festival.